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MailChimp wants you to love what you do and now they have a coloring book to hammer than valuable point home. Justin Pervorse illustrated the adorable activities and coloring book that features the adventures of Freddie the chimp. Download and print a copy for your kiddos (or adult friends with a fondness for Crayola) at …

Serious skill is required to navigate the galactic asteroid fields of employee management. Whether you’ve mastered the art of the Jedi Mind Trick—or your employees would sooner follow instructions from a Wookie—here are some specific ways in which your management skills can benefit from the ancient trials of Jedi training. (Click on the infographic below …

If your decorating sense includes an excessive use of bean bag chairs, futons, and 2-by-4s, you may want to consider a piece of furniture that fits your style but also passes the awesome test. Behold, the Millennium Falcon bean bag chair. *insert epic Star Wars music here* Woouf! created this 8 1/2 feet long bean-stuffed …

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Flowcharts: the slightly snarkier, less popular sibling of infographics. Mental Floss combed the old interwebs to track down the funniest, most fabulous flowchart offerings. Check out a sampling: Full collection at Mental Floss. Get your data visualized.

Give this kid an ‘A’ for self-awareness. Full story at YouTube via Pleated Jeans.   Tongue in cheek.

If the open road and a few nights in the wild is what it takes to soothe your savage soul but your inner hipster dreads the thought of coyotes sniffing your toes all night, the book My Cool Campervan by Jane Field-Lewis and Chris Haddon is a great way to feed your s’more-eating fantasies. Even …

These are my pictures from an admissions visit to the University of Oregon in Eugene. The university was founded in 1876 and occupies 295 acres. There are 300 academic programs with a student population of approximately 23,000. If you’d like admission information, go here. You can read what students think of it at Unigo. The …

There was definitely magic in the air on the night of June 21 in Poznan, Poland, where eager crowds released 8,000 paper lanterns into the twilight sky to celebrate the summer solstice. The event was mainly organized through Facebook by Culture Pozanski and broke the Polish record, but organizers are looking to next year to …

Glaciers are the largest ­moving objects on earth. Their scale is truly gargantuan — the glaciers that form the ice cap covering Greenland hold enough ice to encase the entire Earth to a depth of 17 feet. We’re going to find out how these massive ice slabs form, where you can find them and how …

Stuck between the music and social revolution of the sixties and the flash and glam of the eighties, the seventies are often overlooked thanks to the glare coming off the disco ball, but it was, in fact, a time of musical beginnings, the influence of which would be felt for generations to come. Not surprisingly, …